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Launch Videos
Mission 10 Blastoff
The lead launch clip highlights the Mission 10 departure and the student-built vehicle heading skyward.
Student Perspective
A second video reinforces the project's educational side by pairing launch momentum with participant reflection.
As highlighted in the earlier HSGC story about the Mission 10 team, Project IMUA gives students from different academic backgrounds the chance to work alongside NASA engineers while gaining real-world experience in rocketry, systems integration, and collaborative problem solving.
D'Elle Martin, team lead for Honolulu CC and a UH Mānoa architecture student, reflected that the project showed how students outside a traditional engineering major can still build teamwork skills, expand their technical experience, and discover new pathways into STEM careers.
Mission Image Gallery
Why Mission 10 Matters
Applied Learning
Students moved beyond classroom theory into real design, fabrication, testing, launch, and recovery work.
Cross-Disciplinary Teamwork
The project welcomed students from different majors and demonstrated how many backgrounds can contribute to aerospace work.
Data After Flight
Recovery of the payload meant the mission continued after launch through analysis of flight-path records and other experiments.
From all of us at HSGC, congratulations to Project IMUA on its fourth outer space launch and best wishes for the team's future missions.
